The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-21

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4way and another man near him was runnin
could sec them until they got near the bIac
smith shop. Tho man running away from n
man who WAS shot had ON rubber coat anal
light hat I couldn't sec the color ,
hnopw pants f., t know John Arensdorf didn
running away was not John Aronsdorf. In
manned there . moment and then wont o,
ana over to the man who WAS shot I went
ABOUT three or four minutea There wei
three men there ct that time when wo,
there. remained by the body till the crow
came up and until the body WIS taken ava,
The body was lying near tho southeast corne
where 1t bad been carried While vas stend
ing there by the corner I saw John ArensioI
coming up Fourth street. It was about te
minutes, or about that time, aftor the shoot
ing. There WAS crowd there then. Arena
across the crossing and then went into the Co
lumbia House, and don't know whore h
went afterwards" Cross-examination: .
didn't speak to anybody about the matter.
spoke TO Kellogg, about three weeks ago, q
his ONCE; Eberhardt told me to go up to KEEL
told anybody. l remained in tho city al tn
time: did not know that there was . coron
er's jury in session. Inever heard Of it till j
had adjourned. knew States Attorne,
Marsh, but didn't toll him whas I know.
knew whore Sheriff HcDonsld's Office va.
dld not tell him. don't know how Kellogf
found out that know anything I signed !
written statement to Kellogg"
JOHN DEDRICH,
testified: live in Sioux City. Ihave lived
6ese three or four years and am : lsborer
On the night when Haddock wss killed / VA.
in Lerch's saloon on Pearl street. I know
bismarck we'll He was in Lerch's saloon be.
tween and 10 o'clock. Bismarck wac moi
very sober. ne staggered = little. heard
me t shot hired Bismarck was with mo near
the corner Of Pearl and Fifth streets when he
shot was fired and he was drunk.
reorganization by the State: boarded
81 the Milwaukee House. have been here
four or I'VE years in Sioux City. don't know
the first saloon was in that evening. don't
know when first met Bismarck. Il was in
Lerch's saloon. took one drink with Bis
marck. don't know how long I WAS
in the saloon. I don't know how long
after Bismarck and went out that the shot
was fired-whether it was ten, twenty or thirty
minutes, or one hour or two hours don't
know who was there that night L saw men
WERE The bartender was there. I don;t
know whether drank one or two glasses that
night don't know whether went int, The
saloon with Bismarck or not don't know
whether he was there or not before me. I
don't know whether I was sitting down or
standing up whom l first saw Bismarck. I
AI4nG.
dorf about it I never mentioned it to . hu-
man being; never told any ono. where was:
never told anybody that saw Bismarck /
am certain about that. never told nv room
mate. heard when Bismarck was srrested
in California, but I never mentioned what I
told" % '''>' '''' 40 '"0 "''' ''n'e nave
testified: live in Sioux City, and have for
i've years. have worked at the pork house
had been to Nebraska City and came here in
August last to visit my brother remember
the killing of Haddock: That night after sup
per cAme up town. I came up Fourth street
across the bridge to sa'oon and took . drink.
went back then, crossing on the north SIDE
d the bridge. stood at the corner of Fourth
Ind Water streets by the tin shop. Then /
not an old friend and went together north on
Water street. It was about $50 O'Clock. +
eft ~, him there and went back south
when l started. 1 stopped in the Lone
star restaurant on the north side of Fourth
street, near Water street. While there saw
buggy drive to the stable on Water street.
I hen in about two minutes man came ont of
ne stable and turned cast on Fourth street at
wo.thirds across Wafer street, man came up
,ehind him from the Columbia House and
hot him. Tho man staggered and foil down
md staggered forward and fell down acain.
The man who fired tho shot had on rubber
:oat and light brown straw hat and light pants.
de ran north on Water street I know John
lot John Arensdorf did not sec him that
light stayed in Sioux City twelve days a.
or the murder and then went to Ne6rsska
lily: From there went to Norfolk. At Nor
ok Marshal Stanley came ana asked me If I
; m Who had killed Haddock. told him
ie said it was lie. told him was there
nd it was not Arensdorf''
On cross oxaminstion by the State, Peterson
aid: Il went up Fourth street that evening
cross the Perry creek bridge and got drink.
do2t kn m: .l hoy fer across the bridge it was
don't know how far the place was beyond
sessogiou's Wholesale liquor store. Not very
ar: 1have been there before, during last
ummer: went over there only once that
light Where got tho glass of beer dou't
now whether it was . frame or brick build |
ng~ It was boarding house and saloon. |
'tsyed there about twenty minutes"
Tho next witnesses placed on the stand bv
hc defense were James Junk. Joseph Borsch
:: H; Bolton, g. c: ssarles, D. Mcdonald, Henry
!en lngham and Ryan Eberhardt but ~ no
'ot reproduce It. Tho next two WITNESSES that
ppeared on tho stand were j C. Hart and Paul
1eader, who claim 20 have bssa together eli tho |
estim0ny IL almost the same in subetsnce. Va
Vfll simply give that Of the latter.
PAUL LEADER,
estined: l live in Sioux City and have sine.
8A. In August last was tho proprietor Of the
athtxa1kse House. IN tho afternoon q he I'd
x. =. IN n e; so1.s e the
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